Staff Reports
Well, folks, looks like President Trump is at it again, and this time Harvard’s elite are feeling the heat. The former president has dropped the bomb: pulling billions in grant money from Harvard and redirecting it to well-deserving trade schools across America. It’s a move that makes sense. Unlike the Ivy-covered walls of liberal elitism, trade schools are the backbone of real skill-building and jobs that keep America running. And doesn’t that sound a whole lot better than sitting in class being browbeaten with critical race theory mumbo jumbo?
Now, Harvard—a place known for its big talk on academic excellence—is playing a dangerous game. They’ve doubled down on policies that have been criticized for allowing antisemitic behavior and perpetuating racial discrimination in admissions. Standing tough is one thing, but when it aligns with harboring hate, despising diversity of thought, and trampling on American values, it’s time for a reality check. Trump’s move highlights the hypocrisy of these liberal strongholds. They’ve ignored the voices of reason and America’s best interests for too long.
As Harvard scrambles to find a way out of this crisis, the liberal media can’t help but admit the pickle they’re in. Sure, they’ve enjoyed fleece-lined pockets from foreign student enrollments, but that well might be drying up soon. The realization has hit them hard: they can’t sustain their extravagant virtue signaling without substantial funding. And with a government administration that’s not turning a blind eye to their failings, they’re suddenly not so invincible.
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Let’s take a step back and look at where the money is going instead. Trade schools are celebrating this potential windfall. It’s high time we refocus on practical, hands-on education. You know, the kind that creates jobs and boosts the economy. Carpentry, plumbing, and engineering—not exactly the frivolous studies protesting against Western civilization. Those skilled trades are truly vital. And yet, the elitists who look down their noses at it should ask themselves: How much of their bloated salaries are from the very infrastructures that tradesmen build and maintain?
Now, as old guard liberals rant and rage against Trump’s decision, one has to ask, why shouldn’t the hard-working American workforce get a piece of the pie? Why shouldn’t our educational dollars be invested into something more meaningful than outdated ivory towers? Maybe instead of worrying about their platitudes and pity parties, Harvard and its supporters should take a hard look at what’s really benefiting America. Is it time they finally got their hands dirty, literally?
